consultations, and these consultations could be conducted with representatives of the ruling american democratic partywe will find out. the shadowban was still present. they just called it visual filtering. it's like social distancing, like they invented a term to make their actions look acceptable posting right thoughts for the us winter party twitter lets you more. if you criticize biden. get ready to be blocked this was before elon musk acquired a social network about who really controlled twitter, namely the political establishment of the capitalist hill, became known from the first exposure. it appeared a week ago. the surname biden often sounded in it, it was about the hunter son of the president of the united states and the team of twitter censors carefully covered the traces of the adventures of the offspring of hunter biden suspects financial fraud of total corruption his passion for illegal drugs and prostitutes is known in every possible way, uh, blocked, and the discussion of hunterbaiden's corruption here before the elections in uh, the us presidential election of the twentieth year. here

does the american democratic party, forget the republican party -- shared values with itamar ben-gviran civilians of -- supported terrorism in the past? do we have shared values with a light acts of ben-gvir? >> not at all. look, israel, and particularly with regard to american jews, but i think also with regard to most americans, excluding the christian far-right, israel is becoming an increasingly error liberal and theocratic country. i'm sorry to have to say, it but it's undeniable. again, we've just seen five elections in a row where the right is dominated. even the last government, the government everybody liked, but had -- still right wing government. so, american jews in particular have been moving left to right. 75% -- support democrats. and israel, it's the opposite. particularly -- south, israel is the only country, democratic country in the world, where donald trump is more popular than biden and obama. the opposite is the case with the american jews. and people have in the past had some trouble balancing their support for zionism with their support for liberalism. i, can n

american dream. that is not democratic party -- democratic problem for americans. we can build upon they work that has occurred already, the inflation reduction act, infrastructure, investment and jobs, making sure we bring domestic jobs back to the united states of america, implement historic legislation that has already been put in place and look for other ways to build upon the great work. >> i suppose that this stage it is a thing to say but what is the reality? guest: i had more bipartisan wins than i expected. typically the politics of the midterm cycle make it difficult to reach common ground but there have been bipartisan achievements that the next democratic leader mentioned. can build on this, the u.s., mexico, canada agreement. a bipartisan agreement that re-upped nafta and make changes and one of the last things the senate did before it started the first impeachment trial against president trump, so even in a highly polarized environment they were able to do that. he mentioned the ships and science act, which goes by different names, the u.s. innovation

the majority of the voters in south carolina are african americans and the democratic party. the majority of people who are contributing to the democratic party these days in terms of being most loyal supporters are african americans as well. president biden won his first primary in south carolina. it is putting 1/2 and michigan in the lineup too. i think it's time. it's long pastime. our country is much more diverse in iowa and new hampshire. >> very quickly, a subject on the minds of voters, kevin mccarthy, will he get the votes to become speaker? >> that's the million dollar question. he is the most likely. his job is to go out and get the votes right now. >> is there a plan b? >> no, there isn't a plan b. that is his best option right now. there is no plan b. >> that actually helps him. >> it does. >> it narrows things down. thanks to both of you very much. we appreciate it. >>> it is the final election night. the georgia runoff between raphael warnock and herschel walkerer. there might be vampires and werewolves invololved. >>> buckingham palace trying to control a scanda

party's relationship with the black voter? larry: well, black voters are the democrat of the democratic party. black voters, african-americanoters, generally give somewhere around 90-95% of their votes to democrats. democrats have nominated a lot of black candidates. republicans have also lately been nominating like candidates, but you see the results. 3%, i think almost any republican candidate would have gotten 3% or maybe more. fraser: in recent elections, georgia has played a more increasingly important role over the last few years. how did this traditional republican state come such a battleground? whatan we expect it to? look like in the future? ? larry: the percentage of whites has been declining in georgia as it has done in most of the other southern states. i own virginia which was once rock solid republican, and now usually votes democratic. so that is happening in georgia. fewer whites, more blacks, but also more asian americans. that percentage has been growing substantially in georgia, as well as hispanics. as an electorate becomes less white, it also usually becomes less republican. but let me quickly add, rep

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uh, american or transnational drowns for the democratic party. these bourgeois, and musk is trying to maneuver his interests and the military-industrial complex with spacex and a structure in a car. and now he's gone. e to number. he said that america needed a balance and the house of representatives should be republican a. he speaks the truth. most likely, i do not believe. that he is doing it on his own and he is such a new e digital revolutionary and will tell the world what we did not know before rather he is playing on the side of those, uh, who are going to take power in the states in the next election. uh, the first battle of the house of representatives is for these republicans, and such neo-republicans. so here's a trumpian or a little softer sense. but now they want, uh, the last decisive battle to go. and now i'm collecting everything, this. let's get closer to us come back. and hmm, indeed, it has already been quoted many times and it is impossible. well, that fits the description of the whole situation aptly. the ship sinks never the

the democratic party has been doing for americans. house democrats fight for the people, that's our story. that's our legacy. that's our values. that's our commitment. as we move forward before you along with jeffrey's massachusetts congresswoman, katherine clark was chosen as democratic whip and california congressman peter millar is set to become chairman of the house democratic caucus. elections do signal a shift in the party's leadership. santa clara county, launching a guaranteed income program starting this december. some families will receive $1000 a month for two years. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters explains how this pilot program works. at the end of the day. we want to make sure that families in santa clara county are not homeless, have the resources they need to meet. their needs were not contributing to generational poverty or seeing more people fall into homelessness, the silicon valley guaranteed income pilot program says it will target people of color undocumented and mixed status, families and women led househ

matter how much did not cost in this country americans the way of life of americans and republicans and democrats of the two partiesport an extraordinary way not a strong petropav spring for ukraine this is much more than it's just a war, the american people know that if we stand against such attacks on the essence of democracy and territorial integrity, the consequences will certainly be much worse, as i said in february . even before this invasion began and putin was increasing the number of troops on the border, we uh-uh about the fact that ukraine was ready for a-ah before this war. we gave ammunition, artillery systems, and we did not only our partners, our allies in this world, did it themselves from the very beginning. and together with ukraine, i express my a-a support and unprecedented sanctions were introduced against it in order to make it more difficult for the kremlin to transport almost 2,000 tanks, more than 800 actin systems, more than 2 million and artillery ammunition units of 50 systems, this is all in order to strengthen ukraine . state functions to be performed for the people of ukraine under a

that there was censorship, about which the fbi passed through their proxies american buildings loyal to the democratic partyse emphasize that ilansk himself is behind the scandal, as cnn reports, he provided access to twitter file only two journalists, under what conditions do we journalists not know where the information came from, if it is true, and we can check it? i think that the mask in this matter is sincere. he is really interested in maximum transparency and despises internet censorship. musk himself seems to have decided to demonstrate. this is a billionaire. i asked twitter users. should he leave the post of head of the social network and promised to listen to the eyes of the people in the survey, 17.5 million users participated, more than 57% spoke in favor of the resignation of the mask, be careful with desires, because you can get what you want those who want power least deserve it, elon musk commented on the results anton dadykin ekaterina shamaeva lead. in any journey, a faithful and reliable companion is important, which will support on the way and who is always near the growth of oil, the

democratic leadership. younger and more diverse. if the two-year-old hakeem jeffries will be the first black americans to lead a party in congress. >> house democrats fight for the people. that's our story to that is our legacy, that is our values, that is our commitment as we move forward. get stuff done. reporter: katherine clark will be his number two as whip. >> we, as a team and as a caucus, reflect the diversity and the strength of the american people. and that is where we are able to come together, around shared values. reporter: ann pete aguilar, a member of the hispanic caucus, will be number three as house chair. it marks a generational change in the house leadership, replacing three octogenarians, led by nancy pelosi who was leader for nearly two decades. the older trio announced they would resign from their current leadership roles after democrats lost control of the house in the last election. >> we will never see someone like speaker pelosi ever again in our lifetime. but her potential successor will be history making in its own right. reporter: jeffries will become house minority leader when the newly elected congress

democrats majority in the senate? >> what's unfortunate is that senator sinema has been stumping with the republican party, and fighting against the interest of the americane and the democratic party for the last couple of years. we may have got a build back better if it weren't for cinemas senator. -- big pharma donors and the wealthy elite in our country that she has the american people. so. we will. . see she's claiming that it will not change what how she governs or what have. you but i what i would like to seize her being responsive to the people in arizona and the american people at large. if this move communicates why do not trust our government -- do not understand how it works, don't lean to understand more of how it works because of moves like this, days after raphael warnock gave us a 50 1:49 majority in the senate. it just wreaks of foul play and decisions that don't have anything to do with democracy and the american people. >> congressman men, jamal bowman of new york, thank you so much to have you on the show. thank you so much for time sir. and for weighing in. >> >> we have some breaking news just a stunning revelation justice -- almost 3

democrats like schumer, saying that we have all this evidence. they have nothing. they wasting our taxpayer dollars and this is on both sides of the parties. democrats and republicans. the american people did not voted out, we need term limits. we have all these dinosaurs in d.c. they get to vote their own pay rates, i do not get to vote for my payraise. it would be nice. all politicians are crooks, in my book. host: a response from you. guest: i wont hope to think he does not think i am a crook -- would hope to think he does not think i am a crook. i believe term limits are a good thing. i think the american public expects the representatives to come for a certain amount of time and they return home to their farm or their job and live under the same laws they created. i do not believe our founders intended for anyone to have a career in politics. i think it is an obscene term. as far as the republicans and democrats, spending a lot of time on oversight and research, there is too much time spent on that, especially when we have a doj that's demonstrated they are selective and biased about the determination on who they're going to charge with -- and prosecute. congress is not cha

abortion rights and rebuild the country's economy, the democratic party and senator voronok, in particular, focus on the daily problems of americans and the election campaign voronok has attracted the heavy artillery of the democratic party, former us president barack obama is campaigning for him, who is trying to activate democratic voters to me. if i'm not tired, then you ca n't be tired, if men and women who had to endure discrimination are not tired, if people who had to fight for the rights of trade unions for the right to vote for gay rights for women's rights if they are not tired then you can't be tired republican candidate walker enlisted the support of the popular governor in georgia brian kemp i support herschell and i hope you will join me i will fight for georgia i was born here i grew up here and when i die i will stay in georgia walker work is fighting for the second senatorial seat from the state of george, which is traditionally considered a conservative state, the first place belongs to the democrat john osuf iryna matviychuk dmytro savchuk voice of america this is the story of george, but from now on the europea

. >>> house democrats made history by electing the first african american toledo majority party in congress. they chosen to succeed nancy pelosi is leader of the democrats in the chamber next year. democrats also picked catherine clark to serve as house whip and california representative peter engel to be the next head of the democratic caucus. jeffries says he will try to find common ground with republicans as his party moves into the minority. >>> investors are smiling this morning after positive news federal chairman. take a look at how the stock market is responding to comments on interest rate hikes. >>> here's a lo great gifts at this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discount prices. and is that... mmhmm ♪grocery outlet jingle♪ i want a doll house, a pony bike >>> as promised, we are keeping an eye on the ever changing weather conditions in the bay area. you can see this camera looking towards the north bay , and you can see it is still raininour ras even a ttle what. this map from pg&e shows what cr

he's the president who's appointed the first ever african american woman to the supreme court. just this, week the democratic party chose an african american congressman to lead the party in the house for the first time in u.s. history. these sorts of changes on their impact on how decisions get made and by whom those decisions get made is huge. michael sharer is a no political reporter for the washington post who covers campaigns, congress, and the white house. he's also one of the reporters who broke the story yesterday on president biden's shocking, many people of his own party calling for this completely making up the early nominating calendars. michael, it's good to see you. congratulations on breaking the story. i guess my first question, journalist journalist is, why was this a breaking story? why was this something that was done unexpectedly and as a surprise? this is something people have thought about as we've been talking about for years. >> not just thought about by just this year there have been three public hearings. there were 20 states if you include puerto rico, so 19 states with puerto rico who a

definition interference and the media was complicit in lying to the american public and acting at propaganda arm of the democratic party, and do you believe that the fbi is behind all that pressure to prevent big tech from publishing that story and help joe biden get elected? >> yeah, it sure looks it because remember the 51 former intel officials sending a letter this is all the classic earmarks of russian disinformation effort. the real one was the one the fbi and big tech were running on the american people and jim baker was at the heart of it. let's get him in here to talk to jamie and his team and we'll get timothy thibault in here to talk to him and we'll get the facts to the her honor people. >> sean: jim comer, you have the last word tonight. >> well, remember, sean, the whole purpose of this investigation, it's to determine whether or not this white house is compromised. when you look at all the bad pollties out of this white -- policies out of this white house, with respect to energy policies and the fact that biden is trying to embrace the green new deal? who wants the green new deal more than anyone other t

this is the new face of house democratic leadership, younger and more diverse, 52 year old had came, jeffries will be the 1st black american to lead a party in congress house. democrats fight for the people. that's our story. that's our legacy. that's our values. that's our commitment. as we move forward, get stuff done. katherine clark will be his number 2 as whip we as a team and as a caucus reflect the diversity in the strength of the american people. and that is where we are able to come together. it around shared values, and pete argue are a member of the hispanic caucus will be number 3 as house caucus chair, the trio essential marks, a generational change in a democrats house leadership. replacing 3 octogenarians, led by nancy pelosi, who was leader for nearly 2 decades. the older trio announced they'd resign from their current leadership roles. after democrats lost control of the house in the last election. we'll never see someone like speaker pelosi ever again in our life time. but her potential successor will be history making in its own right. jeffries will become house minority leader when the newly elected congress convenes i

providing americans with relief, this legislation is a last-ditch effort by democrats to force their far-left radical agenda on the american people before the clock runs out on the one-party rule that we've come to know in washington. further, despite the ongoing border crisis and democrats' eagerness to let title 42 expire, this package effectively reduces funding for border enforcement and fails to include tougher policies that would actually address the issue at the border. specifically, this bill increases nondefense spending by $57 billion, yet there was no increase in funding for i.c.e. enforcement and removal operations and there's no increase for border patrol agent hiring which is already grossly underfunded. yet in this bill the t.s.a. received a drastic increase to give t.s.a. officers a raise. so, the men and women at the southern border that are stopping fentanyl from coming across the border, stopping terrorists, catching, apprehending terrorists on the southern border, they're underfunded yet the person that's taking your toothpaste at the airport, they get the raise. that's how backward this omnibus is. almost five million illegal immigrants have been appr

regularly publish the outrageous things that were happening before him on twitter the democratic party and the american, by the way, says that this is not what you thought john darkov portrayed a mask in the form of a cat sylvester from the famous cartoons of the order brothers company there as one of the heroes. sometimes a little bird tweety spoke. here it is this time, apparently they ate paris over from india jokes on the topic of voting, which arranged the brain for him to leave the post of director of twitter or remain a figure. speaks for itself with another famous movie look from the alien franchise and new trends ilona masks oh, it seems to me that another work has been unblocked on twitter. grieved over censorship banned quietly the donkey and the elephant are symbols of the two parties, a hint that the democrats limited the accounts of the republicans through twitter. whether the characters under discussion influence the course of events, perhaps not, but the statement of francis, kissinger and the mask evoke a different reaction. but it diverges in circles in the conditions of the dominance

these are the very participants in this very scheme through which your american taxpayer money went to the democratic party to the biden family, anywhere but on those cases for which they were formally assigned. uh, and that's when they were released today, so at the same conference. i really do. well, i realized that they are really put in the same row and no one is particularly shy about this. here are the two scammers. here they are, one turned over billions, the other turns all those same american taxpayers not so long ago into billions. he declared that the money belongs to the american payers by the people they are the government, so you let us then let's list them on this cryptocurrency exchange, which was quickly declared bankrupt 2 days after the end of the elections and the victory of the democratic party in the elections in the senation of the united states of america successfully successfully hello everything, where did you go? where did the conference take place from there, and also on the territory, kiev, a security conference. and why didn't we bomb to hell in the future these idiots and you

these are the very participants in this very scheme through which your american money taxpayers went to the democratic partymily.

you are the one being conned, american voter, while the democratic party makes out with the benefitsge their voting electorate. >> steve: right, exactly. you make a good point new york city has essentially 15 days of el paso traffic. they are asking for a billion. el paso asked for 10 million. they got it and they are satisfied with that priority. rachel and will, what have you got coming up this weekend on "fox & friends"? >> will: i have got it here rachel in front of you. >> rachel: will has the list. willful will i do have the list. representative brad wenstrup. we have steve doocy himself. we have john mclemore the mclemore boys john and john 2. pete and i will go off the wall to examine as we see state after state begin the process of banning tiktok. we will go deep dive into tiktok an relationship with the chinese communist party. >> steve: will and rachel, thank you very much for getting up early. you are getting up really early tomorrow and we'll be watching. >> rachel: you got it. >> will: see you in the morning. >> steve: see you tomorrow. it's 18 minutes before the top of

it used to be that the democratic party very much looked out for lower income, unskilled americans ands no longer the case apparently. i think the democratic party now adopted a policy that is going to continue to put dom ward pressure on -- downward pressure on their wages and make it more difficult for that bottom 20% of u.s. income distribution to work their way up. >> yeah, that's exactly right and that's such a good point you made about the democratic party and today's democratic party is not the democratic party from 30 years ago where they did pride themselves for looking out for the lower class and middle class workers, and every policy this administration put in with respect to immigration or anything else really hurts the middle class, hurts the lower class because it does depress wages and it's inarguable if people are competing for jobs and wages will go down and nobody is looking out for the middle class or lower class and see it in congress with the omnibus bill and things like that. it's really anasoing with -- amazing with this immigration and other issues and illegal i

party. in arizona democrats trail republicans and independents in overall party registration. th t nationally voters are starting to opt out of either of the two major parties. according to gallup more americans call themselves independents than republicans or democrats. that's been true now for over a decade. in fact, in 19 of the 31 states that track registration by party, one of the two major parties is in third place behind either an independent or unaffiliated designation. in the senate sinema has rhetorically leaned into an independent streak but on governing she has voted with democrats 93% of the time. now, she did block attempts to change senate rules on the filibuster to pass voting rights, legislation, or to codify abortion protection. she voted against raising the minimum wage with a visible thumbs down on the senate floor. for those actions, sinema was censured by the arizona democratic party earlier this year. her democratic colleagues and leadership in washington were quite quiet when progressives unloaded on her earlier this year. >> two democrats voted against us. that was a terrible, terrible vote. and i think what the arizona democratic party did was exactly right. >> i don

american voting. the president wants to see south carolina elevated, because he believes that -- especially in the democratic partyn american voters are a big, important constituency. they have been at the latter part of the early voting period. where presidents have a big say is when they are the head of the party for a re-election and it's expected that the democratic national committee would take very seriously and likely follow through with what the president recommends, moving south carolina up. this would really turn the nominating process really upside down and would very much affect how it plays out. of course, candidates strategize how they go about meeting vote voters. it's very personal. it's person by person, house party by house party voter interaction. it would be a big change. the president has a lot of influence and he plans to use it. >> it's also partly because of how badly iowa did last time in tabulating the votes. >> reporter: exactly. >> kelly o'donnell, thanks. >>> getting to work. more on the economic news from the labor department as congress helps avert a rail strike. >>> china easing par

democrats and the party. joe biden lied to the american people for 40 years. he is the president of the united states. pport him. do they have no shame? >> this is not about the democratic party. this is about your relationship with the people who entrusted to you fight for them. one question that hits home to a lot of people is: are you jewish? we have a letter your campaign sent out which read as follows. as a proud american jew i have been to israel numerous times for education, leisure and business trips. you said you are a proud american jew. how do you explain that? >> my heritage is jewish. i was raised a practicing catholic. i always joked with friends in circles and in the campaign i said say i am jew-ish. remember i was raised catholic. everybody wants to knit pick at me. i am not a facade. i have a career i worked real hard to achieve. i will deliver from my experience. i remain committed to deliver results for the american people. i campaigned on inflation, crime and education. that's what the people of the third congressional district heard me. now i have to deliver on the results. >> you

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democratic party. the composite of the demographics of voters. i mean you have a larger and larger minority voter base. specifically la teen knows and african-americansin the democratic party. you are seeing that in independent voters, you are seeing that with republican voters. so, why shouldn't we have states go first that better represent not just the democratic party, but the voter base of the united states, that actually reflect the demographics of this nation? >> bret: high, here is axio's analysis. biden's proposed shakeup is likely to be adopted. bigger states will move up making for a nominating process that may be less picturesque but more representative. this also looks like a good calendar for vice president harris if biden doesn't run in 2024 or if she runs in '2 will she will be well positioned in south carolina and michigan and probably georgia, too. >> i think that's true, bret. i think more importantly it tells me joe biden plans to run for re-election. it's the joe biden renomination reassurance policy. new hampshire has often been from lyndon johnson forward a death knell for incumbents or precarious campaigns and upset special. bu

conservatives and moderates and liberals and the democratic party had once been a coalition of conservatives and moderates and liberals in many ways. you think of the american party in the mid-to-late 20th century is really a four party system with conservative, too moderate. democrats and liberal democrats alongside conservative and liberal to moderate republicans. but as politics became nationalized and as the parties geographically the moderate to liberal republicans went extinct and the moderate to conservative democrats started to go extinct because the parties really these cultural issues that really elevated these very different identities, geographic allegiances. you could think of politics as essentially being in an earlier era and then flattening out into one dimensional us versus them, because the problem as the parties have separated and sorted out is that more and americans have found themselves surrounded by people are like them, which, you know, in some is comforting to many people to be around who are like them. but it also means that we tend to become more extreme and distant from each other, because when you're surrounded by people who are

conservatives and moderates and liberals and the democratic party had once been a coalition of conservatives and moderates and liberals in many ways. you think of the american party in the mid-to-late 20th century is really a four party system with conservative, too moderate. democrats and liberal democrats alongside conservative and liberal to moderate republicans. but as politics became nationalized and as the parties geographically the moderate to liberal republicans went extinct and the moderate to conservative democrats started to go extinct because the parties really these cultural issues that really elevated these very different identities, geographic allegiances. you could think of politics as essentially being in an earlier era and then flattening out into one dimensional us versus them, because the problem as the parties have separated and sorted out is that more and americans have found themselves surrounded by people are like them, which, you know, in some is comforting to many people to be around who are like them. but it also means that we tend to become more extreme and distant from each other, because when you're surrounded by people who are

american dream. that is not democratic party -- democratic problem for americans.can build upon they work that has occurred already, the inflation reduction act, infrastructure, investment and jobs, making sure we bring domestic jobs back to the united states of america, implement historic legislation that has already been put in place and look for other ways to build upon the great work. >> i suppose that this stage it is a thing to say but what is the reality? guest: i had more bipartisan wins than i expected. typically the politics of the midterm cycle make it difficult to reach common ground but there have been bipartisan achievements that the next democratic leader mentioned. can build on this, the u.s., mexico, canada agreement. a bipartisan agreement that re-upped nafta and make changes and one of the last things the senate did before it started the first impeachment trial against president trump, so even in a highly polarized environment they were able to do that. he mentioned the ships and science act, which goes by different names, the u.s. innovation and

american. it is going to speak to my labor brothers and sisters. it's going to speak to all of us. because we know that our role in this party and our role as democrats and as americans is to open doors and to allow -- i miss leah because i want to quote the bible and she's not here to correctly. let water run down the river. we are creating a ripple of fact. -- we are creating a ripple effect. it won't hurt us. it will help make the american story real for all americans. i urge us to support the president's proposal. >> i don't know how you follow that elaine. >> exactly. it's very hard to follow donna all the time. i've been following my dear friend for decades now. i'm just used to it. [laughter] here's what i like about this. you start in politics from your base. you start from your most loyal base. but then you have to grow. so i like south carolina, first. if you noticed after south carolina, the other four states is a swing state. every single one is the state that we need to win, but it is not by any means automatically in our column. in nevada, i have learned as good as the we have, we lost together. so our candidates, when we run them, they